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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
10
Business Men's club event heightens as Friday draws near with rapid entries for events. Tug of war bans spiked shoes, teams capped at ten and under two thousand pounds total. Parade to steamer, sombrero admission, and a baseball match between club floors promise lively competition.
John Bunger, 86, of 714 Freeman Avenue, was rushed to the city hospital early yesterday suffering a scalp bruise and a fractured skull noted in medical records.
Patrick McEvely age 70 of Salvation Army home repulses three highwaymen at Eighth and Race streets Saturday night. He sustains heavy bruising and is taken to city hospital by two passersby.
A discussion among local clothing and supply men traces the cuff from a hand covering to the shirt sleeve. It covers the evolution from lace and linen bands to detachable cuffs, noting periods of popularity, decline, and cultural prestige worldwide.
Talks on the Salvation Army congress in New York City were reviewed at the citadel on East Eighth Street. Major Andrews and Ensign Watkins stated over 800 officers attended and the meetings were the best in army history. Major Andrews swore in new soldiers. An afternoon Christian praise service occurred, and a concert with solos by E A Smith Strait Martha Watkins, piano by E Smith, duets by B M George and Henderson and Bandmen Smith and Crawford featured. Edinburgh soloist T Shirre will present a club swinging exhibition.
At 1310 Dayton street occupants woke to a prowler. Patrol 5 found 64 year old John Dobson, a school board employee of 1215 Dayton street, suffering dementia and fleeing imagined assailants. He was taken to the city hospital.
Lieutenant Hill and officers raided Walker's saloon at George and Plum streets after seeing a woman exit early morning. Bartender Harvey Sealey and patrons John Taylor Harry Hicks Joe Lillis Edgar Madden Ruby Johnson were arrested. Sealey charged with violating the midnight law others with loitering.
Charles Hardiman a 21 year old bricklayer of Vinton street near Iroquois street was attacked by an unknown colored man at Fifth and Central avenues shortly after midnight yesterday and badly hurt. John Crow a 48 year old stonemason of 943 Hill street was attacked by two men at Sixth and Walnut streets early yesterday morning and went to the city hospital with bruises.
Bargains on half price rugs from top American manufacturers. Includes extra quality body Brussels and Axminster rugs, all wool Kazak, Algerian porch rugs, carpet samples, and remnants. Limited quantities in multiple sizes. dramatic reductions to clear stock.
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